Meet Toad and Sal(amander),

We don’t have a whole lot of history surrounding these guys. Only that they had supposedly been left behind by their previous owners and were cared for by a kind member of  the public. 

When they arrived, they were in pretty poor condition. They have since been seen by our vets and have received the treatment they needed to get back in good shape!

Toad and Sal are currently housed with their two other family members. All four cats get along very well and are often spotted cuddling together and sharing their food. They can either go as designated pairs or they can go as a group of four.

Toad, the darker tortie, has come a long way since she entered rescue. She was quite shy and would hide under blankets but now she will actively approach people for pets and treats! We feel once she settles into a home she will gain even more confidence.

Sal, the ginger and white female, is a bit more cautious. She is a lot more reclusive and will run when people try to approach her. She has, however, shown signs that she could trust people if she gets to know them well enough. With reassurance from the other cats in her colony, she will approach you if you’re quiet and gentle.

Toad and Sal would greatly benefit from a home with outdoor access. It would be most preferrable if they find a semi-rural or rural home to spend the rest of their days together but they could settle into a home on a quiet road with a generously sized garden!

We have no known history of whether they would get along with other cats or with dogs so it would be best if they go to a home without other pets. Due to their nature, it would also be best if they go to a home with no children or children who are mature/cat-savvy.

If you feel you could offer them a loving home, please fill out an application form here